Submit your questions for this Sunday's Q&A under this post right here. Last week's session will be live in about a hour.

A crankbait is a good way to get a reaction bite this summer. I do have a breakdown on how you can fish those right now. It's a 4 part series. 

Did you know we now have a new tungsten eve chattterbait? I recently filmed a TV show with it. These should be available this fall. What I noticed is they thump a little harder and they also engage a little quicker. You can imagine the head is much smaller which makes it have a different sound in the water as well.

I'm traveling to iCast this week. Event though I didn't get to post the Sunday Q&A please still submit your questions. I'll double up when I get a moment at the show or when I get back at home. 

Drop them here! Any topics are fair game.

Next week I have another live class. I'll have a more formal invite via email going out in the future. Let me know who wants to be on the live class to do a "hot seat". Let me know in the comments section here.

They don't all go deep in the summer. In every fishery there's a group that stays shallow all year long. This is the best time of year to fish for that group right now. You can use a square crankbait to catch them. 

Grass fishing!!!! It takes patience but it also has its rewards!

Who wants to be in the next SUF hotseat on the live? 

On this session we talked about summer fishing and how to curb the tough conditions.

Just a heads up guys. I made a mistake on the new crankbait workshop I launched. I filmed the intro 2 times because the wind was so bad that day and I didn’t label them correctly. I’ll get the real part 2 up ASAP.

Last night we had 4 members in the hot seat of the SUF Live Class. There's some good info here on fishing deep grass, matted grass, docks and how to fish smaller 100-300 acre lakes from a kayak. 

Is there anyone else interested in being in the hot seat for a live class?